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<blockquote data-quote="j3bus2k3" data-source="post: 1662277" data-attributes="member: 556020"><p>When I was at best buy last, I only saw a few that were "XM Ready." Dude honestly, unless that thing has a built in tuner, all you need to do is get an Audio switcher and use the AUX in, Ipod and Sat radio can connect to it....done and done. Unless you want to fork out the extra scratch for those features but its probably going to cost you a pretty penny.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="j3bus2k3, post: 1662277, member: 556020"] When I was at best buy last, I only saw a few that were "XM Ready." Dude honestly, unless that thing has a built in tuner, all you need to do is get an Audio switcher and use the AUX in, Ipod and Sat radio can connect to it....done and done. Unless you want to fork out the extra scratch for those features but its probably going to cost you a pretty penny. [/QUOTE]
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